Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a bitter portrayal of a middle-aged couple’s ravaged years of hitting the bottle and verbally abusing one another. The entire play takes place in » Read More
Articles by Ariane Colenbrander
-
-
February 16, 2011
A very cool little event just slipped into my inbox this morning. To kick off The Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s upcoming performances of Wonderland, the Vancouver Public Library will be screening » Read More
-
February 16, 2011
I’m really pleased to learn that Caroline MacGillivray’s organization, Beauty Night, was chosen as this year’s Vancouver Twestival cause. What that means for Beauty Night is that all proceeds raised » Read More
-
February 15, 2011
My husband had picked up an iPad just before the holidays. My thought/secret wish was that he’d spend a few months with it and (as in the case of *some* » Read More
-
February 11, 2011
Last night, Dine Out Vancouver presented its Kronenbourg 1664 Brasserie Mystère night. We were given details of the location and start time but the chef who’d be preparing the meal » Read More
-
February 10, 2011
With so many 2010 Winter Olympics one year anniversary celebrations taking place this coming weekend, here’s an event you may not have heard about: The 2nd Annual Tweed Ride. “Leisurely » Read More
-
February 8, 2011
In honour of Atithi Indian Restaurant’s second anniversary, several food lovers and journalists were invited to a seven-course supper, served Bengali style. Bengal was a historic key player in the » Read More
-
February 6, 2011
The Barking Mad protest at West Vancouver’s Ambleside Park brought out hundreds of supporters and their dogs. They braved the rain on Sunday afternoon in support of the 100 sled » Read More
-
February 5, 2011
This weekend, I visited Mink Chocolate’s pop-up shop opening at Holt Renfrew. For the first time in its five-year history, Mink Chocolates has expanded beyond its well-loved location on Hornby » Read More
-
February 3, 2011
Three acts. Two intermissions. One big house to contain it all. Last night, I attended the opening night of August: Osage County. Set in a hot, humid summer month in » Read More
-
February 3, 2011
I spent my lunch hour yesterday both touring the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts and enjoying their Dine Out menu. Normally a three course daily menu prepared by students is » Read More
-
February 2, 2011
Enjoy a romantic Valentine’s outing with The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. On Saturday, Feb. 12 and Valentine’s Day Monday, Feb. 14, Maestro Bramwell Tovey will conduct the VSO in Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping » Read More
-
February 1, 2011
Each year, I look forward to the start of cherry blossom season in Vancouver. The new buds signal spring. The songbirds add to the colourful atmosphere. The 2011 Vancouver Cherry » Read More
-
January 28, 2011
Watching Boston’s The Pixies tour their third album, Doolittle, back in 1989 was something I’d never have imagined happening in 2011. Yet they’ll be doing it again, performing the album » Read More
